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FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 10:53pm On Feb 10, 2015
edwife:
grin grin grin
Yes naa..Someone told me there are babalawos shocked shocked in London so why can't there be point and kill grin

Ewuro4 angry angry
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 8:09pm On Feb 10, 2015
baby124:
Bia, Username grin grin grin

Na wa o. Did you sit down and type all these?

I find people that even quote me and break my comments into different sentences for analysis a bit too detail oriented. And i cannot even respond to the post out of exhaustion from reading their analytical breakdown of my comment. I come here to unwind and have fun, not to lose my sight from reading comment.
Apart from the fact that I don't actually know how to break down the posts I don't get it .Na theses ni? Typing reports and coursework I neva finish sef
Ewuro e don do naa
My first post on this thread was about how parents need to think of being good examples. I know NL is anonymous and all but would all the parents who have been swearing on this topic be happy for their kids to read all this.
Na wa such hate and vitriol for people we might never ever meet
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 4:03pm On Feb 10, 2015
Ewuro4:
Damiso, is that sold dead or touch&kill ?
naijababe:
Touch & kill wo? Where you tink say you say you dey? grin
Naijababe don't underestimate London town o you might be shocked there is 'point and kill ' Somewhere in london o r231 will know if there is one cheesy
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 11:09pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
the first week of the month is always like this. 90% of them are PMSing.



i do get up for women in a crowded train. i help with their buggies on the platform too & be rest assured gentlemen like me abound everywhere. ask nicely and the seats shall be given to you.



amen!
Awww coogar is a gentleman grin But no thank you I cant let someone take out his frustrations on me. besides I am a healthy young chic let's save it for the pregnant women, old people and people with lil children..

Let me catch up on the news and head to bed jare.
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 10:59pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
when osisi tagged me in the first comment, i felt embarrassed for the man - what sorta man would expose his wife with adultery? then i listened to his musings. i felt instantly sorry for him. i can understand why he did it. whether it's right or wrong to do it is very subjective.



haba, damiso!
a louis-vuitton bag carrying madam like you? just walk to any man on jubilee line to let you sit, he would quickly get up for you. this is queen elizabeth's land - use your femininity. grin
Any man ke.. You have forgotten its 'Everyman for himself in the belly of the beast' All them investment banker types that get off at Canary Wharf that one will think will be' posh and gentlemanly' fa fa foul na dem go first give you elbow. rush hour London town respects nobody even the queen herself

May the Lord (seeing that he is even a pastor) grant this heartbroken husband comfort and peace.
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 10:25pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
this woman has no excuse. hubby is rich. the age difference wasn't that huge, it wasn't the usual case of a mail-order brides where the foreign based men go to villages to search for a partner.

the hubby is highly libidinous too - so lack of sėx wasn't the reason. he said it in the video that he begs all the time for his conjugal rights. you have to scratch your head to ponder on the reason she did it.



this dude was a pastor in nigeria.
he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke and he doesn't womanise. you should expect his coping mechanism to be weird. this is his own way of destressing



who would remember her? who really pays attention to this kinda people anyways? if you meet the woman or the hubby on jubilee train tomorrow, would you recognise her? ese walters still got married after her minisode with pastor fat oyibo. grin



the children would apply for change of names when they can. i think he's fully entitled to tell his side of the story. see what a former assistant chief internal auditor of NNPC was reduced to............
Ok so now that he has told his story and we are arguing for say another 40 pages on NL how will that change anything? undecided Its pointless to me sha but I guess we see things differently. He should see a therapist if he needs to destress.

Wo Coogar I am going to bed ojare....I need to save my strength for standing on the Jubilee line tomorrow morning grin i can't remember the last time I actually sat down on that rubbish train embarassed angry so I can't even have time to recognise anybody on it. angry grin
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f):
coogar:
those ones in ado aren't bricks - that is local mud. my great grandma told me men used to throw it like shotput to mould the houses. grin

however, i agree it is red. grin
Wa ever grin

But coogar I thought sometimes cheating was justified tongue this woman was not being satisfied in bed and rather than nag she just decided to help her husband get someone to do his job tongue Is that not what men whose wives get fat or have the libido of a shoe (abi is it slippers grin) do? Rather than complain and complain she just got him a helper wink


But jokes apart, she cheating =not cool He deciding to have a moanfest on youtube= not so cool either

These are grown folks nitori oloun...the internet has a very very good memory.I guess this is his own of getting his own revenge sha I.e. tarnishing her image . Someone googled her name already on this thread and see the search results undecided

I believe that if people can decide to stay in a marriage for the children's sake people should also try to be civil at separation also for the children's sake.
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 9:47pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
no ITK can touch you na. we know you went to a red-brick school...............(in ado ekiti) grin
Leave my red brick in ado ekiti grin as long as the school has buildings with red bricks all na red brick grin
FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 9:43pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
nah, not this impostor.
only byvan holds my kryptonite, not this halfwit running amok in this thread like she did not sück her mother's brëasts.



yoruba = ijebu
igbo = arochukwu.

those 2 clans benefitted immensely from slavery.




who should have thought of the kids? the man that decided to air out his pain or the woman that gladly opened her legs to be fücked like a stray dog?
The two of them both cool(before any wole soyinka ITK gets on my case the tautology was intentional grin) awon in yoruba is a multiple pronoun.
FamilyRe: Boys Night Out Discussions by damiso(f):
chaircover:
grin grin grin grin
I will use my Beko hoover to vaccum all the ebola viruses up
grin grin grin grin grin grin CC you are hiding this your talent o we need a nigerian version of Miranda Hart in the UK

But jokes apart the airtight containers TV spoke about really work well at least for 3 days.Also I don't know if your fridge has a veg compartment (my fridge is not Beko sha grin tongue besides were they not even exploding one time huh ) you can also store there and regulate the temperature.

This part of the fridge

FamilyRe: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by damiso(f): 9:31pm On Feb 09, 2015
coogar:
it's a village in nigeria.
they are responsible for 95% of all the slaves taken abroad in the dark era. grin
Coogar why is this definition so similar to your ijebu definition grin

I don't know why folks never think about their children when doing stuff undecided awon agbaya dede
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 9:20pm On Feb 09, 2015
wonlasewonimi:
Go to billingsgate market you shall see it jo.
It won't already be in ofe nsala at Billingsgate now grin grin

Besides this woman (moi) is too lazy to be trawling cold rooms at 5am in the morning mbanu whatever saving I will make I will happily dash the fishmongers cheesy
FamilyRe: Photos: Wives Last Longer Than Their Husbands! by damiso(f): 9:16pm On Feb 09, 2015
chaircover:
Some of these pictures must be staged cool
I mean who does this really? shocked grin
I think so too
FamilyRe: Photos: Wives Last Longer Than Their Husbands! by damiso(f): 6:07pm On Feb 09, 2015
shocked shocked

All I can see are health and safety hazards everywhere
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 6:04pm On Feb 09, 2015
See this naijababe woman tormenting us with ori eja aro cheesy
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 7:15pm On Feb 06, 2015
r231:
You get winch o......
How u take know say I dey contest for Ibadan local govt grin
Bros no forget your people hia o..you sha know I am a general contractor I can supply any thing supply able grin grin

Happy Friday everyone kiss

Cant wait to catch up on my series woohoo (we need that dancing emoji cheesy)

I might have to banish oga this night cos I don't want any unnecessary commentary when I am watching my scandal angry e.g 'this programme can be so fake' 'why must olivia be the one everyone goes to' bla bla bla bla reh reh
FamilyRe: Who Do I Run To by damiso(f): 7:08pm On Feb 06, 2015
Well said Pickabeau..

Do you have the confidence to approach different places to pitch providing them a service e.g things like the fruit salad etc that pickabeau mentioned.

Where do you live? Are you able to get childcare if it means you might have to do a longer commute to places with a high concentration of businesses e.g Ikeja the island?
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 11:58pm On Feb 05, 2015
You just gotta love George Galloway grin

Coogar I saw your mention o but I no get power to argue this night you are right Harriet Harman is a witch grin grin (not).. She is a labour politician so she is meant to be liberal and progressive naa cheesy it part of the left wing territory even Ed Milliband and Barrack Obama are feminists grin
CareerRe: Career Advice For Women by damiso(f): 1:26pm On Feb 05, 2015
What happened here huh
CareerRe: Career Advice For Women by damiso(f): 1:22pm On Feb 05, 2015
This topic is a a bit broad and often the term 'career' scopes such a broad spectrum that works for A might not work for B but I will try sha.

It depends on what you do, where you are in marriage, location and alot of factors.I know Nigeria is a bit behind say places like Europe concerning family friendly corporate policies but we will get there someday.

First if you can (not cast iron sha) but try to get as many certifications as you can before the kids start rolling in.My younger sister is getting married this year and when she was dilly dallying on whether to postpone going for her masters last year I was the first person who told her to go for masters .She had done all her professional certifications and I told her just get that masters in now if you want it cos believe me its harder (not saying its impossible) with work, juggling little children so just do it now when you have less responsibilities . She is half way through now and will most likely be rounding up by around her wedding date.

I personally don't think marriage itself is the hard to juggle bit esp with an understanding spouse but motherhood is.

It might not be readily available elsewhere but in Europe parents to under 5's have the right (within reasonable limits and if you can convince your employer it won't affect your productivity) to ask for flexible working. So depending on what works for you or the nature of your job you could job share, compress your hours (eg if you work 35 hours work it over 3 or 4 days so you have some time off) part time hours etc.

Sometimes long hours does not actually equal productivity so being able to prioritise work load is not only good for family life but for one's general well being.

Let me go and finish some work grin (let me add try to spend less time on NL it affects productivity grin) took a break to think of how to compose a letter and iv spent 20 mins.
FamilyRe: Having A Child With Future Husband who already has one -Whom does he love more? by damiso(f): 10:44am On Feb 05, 2015
chaircover:
Did she not know that her hubby had a kid before?
Its never okay when other kids do it, but when our own kids do it we dont take it as bad
Ive been telling my son to clean the bathroom since Tuesday, he says Yes mum and twists me. . . . . I am still waiting.
I have a very mellow aunty when it comes to teenagers and she told me that all the things her househelps used to do that annoyed her back then, her kids did all the same things when they got to that age and so she doesnt get angry when teenagers do what they do.

It takes a special person and maturity and the fear of God to be a good stepmother
I dont think that the poster can cope. It will mean a total mind reset.
She doesnt understand the gravity of having a stepchild entails
The man may even have a softer spot for his daughter than the posters own kids due to guilt on his part.
Its a life time venture
She may even find herself sitting at the edge of the high table when baby momma and her hubby sit together wearing and co at the daughters wedding.
When all the hurt and bitterness passes, the ex and hubby may become friends just for the kids sake . . they have a lifetime to make up
I dont think that the poster will be able to deal with this.
Somehow I dont see this set up working
She is not mentally ready for this
Better she leaves and finds a man that she can relate with on her own level.

There is a guy at work with 2 baby momma
He is seeing another work collegue
The young girl is happy now, but when she discovers that half his wages go on child support, and so she cant go to Dubai on holiday every year, or she cant have him to herself evety weekend, she may start blowing hot and cold.
I agree based on all the things she has replied I don't think she can and you know what in a way I think its actually a good thing that she is voicing out this niggling thoughts in her mind.

I stopped talking so much about this issue cos in law things naa and it was beginning to be like' it seems you too are taking her side'.She is also older than I am so it was beginning to be like 'kini omo kekere e mo' meaning 'what does your young naive self know'.

I am very good with teenagers and for some reason they always seem to open up to me (maybe because I am a funky aunty wink ) just joking but I guess its easier to deal with other people's teenagers than yours.I have actually done a few courses on dealing with young people and head the childrens and youth ministry in church so I guess that helps and I tend to listen to them and tell them 'why' mum and dad seem to always say no to everything.So I used this same tactic with her, went shopping with her , asked her opinion on my make up and hair just ways to draw her out of her shell (she disappears to her room whenever her stepmum is home).And to her she can never do anything right and her stepmum criticises her ALL the time.

I told her once ,you know what my mum used to criticise me all the time as a teenager too.But it was from a place of love.So try not see it as criticism and try to help out at home.She says when she even tries aunty says she did not do it well.

I tried my to tell my inlaw to praise her sometimes when she tries.My issue is my inlaw might be right about some of those criticisms but she has taken the stance of 'you are kuku not my child so let me concentrate on my child'.
She feels her dad has spoilt her but I can feel the man's dilemma.

Its a tricky situation cos this girl mother is even dead (she actually died at childbirth cry) and she and her dad were alone till he remarried when she was about 7 so that bond is very strong as he had to be both father and mother to her. You can't come in between that bond by being overly strict.My inlaw is naturally a strict person nd to be fair to her she is strict on her child too so in her head she is trying to 'help him train her and if they don't want it' she will concentrate on her own child.But unconsciously that competition (which might be a natural reaction that like most have said needs maturity and a conscious decision to supress) is now beginning to creep in . Instead of seeing it as the man wanting his child to face hus studies without having to work part time for maintenance she is now seeing it as the 'lazy child' wanting not to work which means her dad might not be able to afford extras they would otherwise have been able to afford.In her mind sef she thinks she is defending her husband as she feels he works too hard to support a spoilt entitled child. I wonder if that would be the case if it was 'their' child.
It's all just complicated sha.And even though I know sometimes she might be right sometimes the husband and girl too have a point.This is an issue that has almost broken the marriage if not for wisdom and God. (my mum sef has mediated once before).

In the UK esp I know a no of couples with children from prev relationships and it takes alot of maturity to ensure less drama.

Which is why I am relating all this to OP to see its not an easy ride.
If you can't stand the heat don't get in the kitchen in the first place.
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 10:04am On Feb 05, 2015
chaircover:
The guys are happy but the ladies arent grin
One vals day, I spent 5 hours in traffic in Ibadan .. Ibadan of all places shocked
That wont happen this year
Everyone will sit in their houses
Some of my family members have even fled Nigeria sef
grin grin grin grin don't blame awon bobos.I have always wondered why it seems vals is a bigger deal in Nigeria than even here sef cheesy
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 12:18am On Feb 05, 2015
Ewuro4:
grin grin how that one take consain you? tongue
E consain me o dey wan spoil business for me naa grin angry
FamilyRe: Having A Child With Future Husband who already has one -Whom does he love more? by damiso(f): 12:04am On Feb 05, 2015
babyosisi:
Now that I feel I know you a little better ,let me give some advice based on all you have written

I have a feeling this man is your first love and you are head over heels.
Cool but note thistle
Most ladies don't marry their first love so you may end up not marrying this man,and life will go on
Secondly,a young girl like you should have no business marrying a man with a kid especially since it is obvious it causes you great concern
At the time I got married,I wouldn't have looked at previously married man or one with a kid
Marriage in itself is no cake walk ,are you prepared to add a step child and babymama drama on top?
When you are in your prime,husbands are a dime a dozen.spare yourself all this headache and find a man without a kid,you don't sound like you can handle it
If this man is your soulmate as you claim and you marry him,that girl is also in your life
She is only 4 and she will be in his life and yours for life if you get married to her father
He will pay school fees,give pocket money,every income he gets ,a part will go to this girl for her upkeep
Can you deal with that?
He may even at some point buy her a car and will sponsor a wedding for her and her children will be your step grandchildren for life
This will be a life long relationship and in many occasions,you will deal with her mother as long as she lives.
You will see her at events involving her,birthdays etc,if you choose to go with your man.
If you cannot accept all of that,this is a perfect time to walk.
There is a special bond between a father and his daughter and you cannot break it
Let me be frank with you,rather than expect him to love her less,he may decide to get rid of you for her sake
I am older than you,I have seen that happen
Any woman coming into a marriage to alienate existing kids from their dad is a joker,unless the man is an eediot
If he loves her,when asked to choose,he will certainly choose her not you,so don't even bother competing
Not that there is a basis for you to,the love of a child is different from the love of a wife but since you seem insecure,I am laying it bare
Take that revelation to the bank


One more thing you must know
Most parents have favorites,sometimes it is obvious
That favorite may be this kid and not your child
Can you live with that?
There is a chance that girl could be the most successful of all his children and that will endear him to her,can you live with that?
Going further,there is a chance( God forbid sha) that she may be the only biological child he may have
Can you also live with that?

You must count the cost before embarking on this building or else,you may run out of raw material midway
Cold and Hard Questions you must ask yourself

I know someone quite close to me who married a man who was a widower and had a young daughter.You know what 98% of the issues they have had (these are her own words not mine) stems from her thinking he is taking the daughter's side.OP its easy now cos 4 yr olds love everyone think teenage years when teenage girls don't even get along with their own mums not to talk of a stepmum.I feel so sad about how bad the relationship has degenerated to (girl just finished Uni and is bidding time till she moves out) they don't even talk and put the poor man in the middle.

When I tell my own person that she is the older person and probably could have handled this girl better as me and the girl have a rapport she says its ok for me to say as I don't live with her.She is always moaning she is lazy, she leaves her plate in the sink, she won't help me cook, etc etc but after a few disagreements on how she might have handled it if it was her own child (by the way her own child is much younger and she swears that her own child can never be like that as a teenager wink) I just learnt to shut my mouth and mind my own business.I know how much she moaned when her hubby bought the girl am ipad while her own 7 yr old had a blackberry playbook, xbox, DS, in short every gadget kids have these days.She even moans that hubby was always broke and they could not go on holidays because he was supporting his own child through Uni when the 'lazy' girl refused to get a job like she and her mates did while in Uni (not a bad suggestion but motive is my grouse here uni education vs holidays).Funny enough they got married when the girl was little and had lil or no issues then but issues started coming up as the girl hit puberty.

I know teenagers are difficult sometimes and I really don't have the right to judge or think I would do a better job because the girl seems to like me as I am not in those shoes but girl I wrote this long epistle to let you know that it might not be easy.

My own father used to take sides with me against my mum sometimes in my teenage years and looking back it used to annoy my mum to no end but there was probably no resentment as I was her child.We used to get 'a to yin tii' meaning 'I leave you people to it' or 'maybe you will marry your father' but it was all good natured.Who knows how she or I myself that I am talking might have taken it as a stepmum?

Think looong and hard about it cos what I tell this my person is you knew he had this child and married him anyway so please stop expecting it to be a me vs her thing.
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 11:42pm On Feb 04, 2015
Who was the person who decided that Elections should be on Valentine's day in Nigeria naa?

Why dey wan spoil business for people naa? angry embarassed
FamilyRe: What We Do To Our Children! by damiso(f): 5:55pm On Feb 04, 2015
Onegai:
Pickabeau1 and Sambarry

Please sheathe your claws.

For the past couple of days, the vitriol on Family Section has become something else. From both genders. If you cannot disagree with respect for others, maybe Mods should come and start banning people.

OP, I agree with your concerns, Nigerian society doesn't reward individuality or creativity. Trying to do things differently in Nigeria, even in the shallowest of ways, is seen as wrong. We beat, mock and scream it out of our kids, then declare we have made them happier and then wonder why our Steve Jobs, Barack Obamas, Richard Bransons, Mother Theresas, Nelson Mandelas are. Don't forget, we will then blame Western society for "oppressing us".
It's the reason I don't complain too much about Politics, all the people with different ideas are screamed down by the masses (who miraculously want change and become UK, Malaysia and other functional societies).

We tell our girls they should be strong yet submissive and kind, whilst beating our housemaids and screaming abuse at our drivers and subordinates. We tell boys to be protective yet demand respect by force and encourage violence against the next guy. Then we all go to church and loudly declare our love for God and demand blessings. Demand, not ask and wait humbly and patiently upon the Lord.


Well said!!!especially that prayers bit.I always say its so easy to be 'christian' for the maximum of 10hrs (if that sef) we spend in church weekly.But the real test is in fruits we bear in our daily lives esp how we treat those we think we are better than or stand to gain nothing from.
FamilyRe: Concern As More Us-based Nigerians Murder Their Spouses by damiso(f): 2:20pm On Feb 04, 2015
babyosisi:
The cases we have read in America haven't been more than ten
In just one LGA in Nigeria,you can easily find ten cases of men killing their wives or vice versa
There is no killing spree here so let's not blow it out of proportion
I have lived in America for years and it is not at all common
Many bad marriages end in divorce and the people move on,the psychopaths who go ahead and kill are few and far between,there is no epidemic
FamilyRe: Concern As More Us-based Nigerians Murder Their Spouses by damiso(f): 11:00am On Feb 04, 2015
armyofone:
Stress is dangerous, talk to your personal physician and gym up yourself.
I wonder what naija pastors are preaching every Sunday and at prayer meetings. Instead of church, go to the gym and work that stress out.
I don't necessarily agree with the dont go to church part grin Knowing God intimately (not necessarily church going sha) is actually a way by which you can curb that urge for revenge or payback .Na we go church pass but these days (myself inclusive sometimes I am asking for more grace)but I struggle to actually see in us the fruits of the faith that we actually profess.


I however agree that there is alot of pent up stress and frustrations which if not properly handled could lead to psychotic breakdowns like this.

Going through a divorce is an upheaval in anyone's life and if proper mental or psychological help is not sought some people just go bonkers . something small and they tip over the edge.
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 10:29pm On Feb 03, 2015
chaircover:
Mo fe skive o but the snow dabarued it
I had 3 meetings today . . def not my fav thing.
I am thinking of being a nurse grin
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin Don't worry you can go ahead you don't live in Houston so you are safe. grin
FamilyRe: Concern As More Us-based Nigerians Murder Their Spouses by damiso(f): 10:23pm On Feb 03, 2015
pickabeau1:
Thank you for a post of reason
A lot of people move on but some snap both male or female

The point is actually about wilfully pushing the partner to snap
When there is no love in the first place why won't there be 'pushing to snap' and 'snapping'..I know people say there is a thin line between love and hate but I honestly can't get the kind 'love' that even when it goes south will actively seek to destroy or kill the other party.

I agree that some women overdo the whole 'women have rights in the west' thing but in a way I also think it serves some of our brothers who think 'all these abroad born girls are not submissive' and then go to import a wife without actually knowing her right abit (and I am saying this as a partially imported wife grin).

Hubby knows someone who actually went to naija to marry (MARRY not see MARRY) someone he had never met all cos he believed 'he can't marry someone that will be proving rights and arguing with him'..like seriously .Except you marry a mannequin how on earth do you expect to live with another human being and never argue or have divergent opinions. undecided

I don't think some people realise that sometimes a persons character is a culmination of orientation, values,life experiences etc and not necessarily location or where you live. Some of the most well mannered calm and easygoing women I know were born or raised in the west from relatively well to do families.


All these saviour ' I saved her from poverty and brought her to america' complex does not seem to be worth the hassle of 'not marrying all these ones that will be proving right' undecided
FamilyRe: The Family Section Fun Room!! by damiso(f): 9:54pm On Feb 03, 2015
chaircover:
What kind of small yeye snow be dis angry angry angry
I was hoping it will snow wella so I wont have to go to work
Nansense angry
Ati e po ta fe skive grin grin grin


My daughter was so disappointed 'mummy the snow is not enough to make snow men'

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